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Administrative Law [2018] ZAECPEHC 78

Hangana v Government Employees Pension Fund (2608/2017)

Hangana v Government Employees Pension Fund (2608/2017) [2018] ZAECPEHC 78 (6 November 2018)

The court ordered the Government Employees Pension Fund to pay the costs after it only supplied pension information once litigation was launched.

  • Promotion Of Access To Information Act
  • Administrative Inaction
  • Misjoinder
  • Constitutional Obligations
  • Administrative-inaction
  • Pension-benefits
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Administrative Law [2017] ZAECELLC 12

Mabuya v Buffalo City Municipality and Another (EL645/2013, ECD1545/2013)

Mabuya v Buffalo City Municipality and Another (EL645/2013, ECD1545/2013) [2017] ZAECELLC 12 (15 May 2017)

The court refused to set aside the housing allocation process but ordered Buffalo City Municipality to ensure transfer of the allocated property into the applicant’s name.

  • Housing Subsidy Scheme
  • Mandamus
  • Allocation Of State Property
  • Administrative Inaction
  • Constitutional Right To Housing
  • Administrative-law
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Administrative Law [2008] ZAWT 3

Ncandu River Dam Consortium (Pty) Ltd and Another v Minister of Water Affairs and Forestry and Others (WT 18/08/2008)

Ncandu River Dam Consortium (Pty) Ltd and Another v Minister of Water Affairs and Forestry and Others (WT 18/08/2008) [2008] ZAWT 3 (4 December 2008)

The Water Tribunal dismissed a premature appeal for lack of jurisdiction because no decision had yet been made on the water licence applications.

  • Jurisdiction Of Tribunal
  • Premature Appeal
  • Administrative Inaction
  • Mandamus
  • Promotion Of Administrative Justice Act
  • Jurisdiction
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